Historical Social Classes

adjective describing someone who is born free, without any constraints or limitations

• The freeborn citizens of the republic enjoyed certain privileges and rights.
• My friend proudly claims to be a freeborn American.
• Yo, I heard she's a freeborn, born with a silver spoon in her mouth.
• His love for adventure made him feel like a freeborn spirit, always seeking new experiences.

noun a social class comprising those who do manual or unskilled work

adjective of or relating to the lower social classes

• The government implemented policies to support the lower class in accessing healthcare services.
• Many people in the lower class struggle to make ends meet.
• It's tough for folks in the lower class to catch a break.
• The lower class is often seen as the backbone of society, despite facing numerous challenges.

noun a radical or lower-class Parisian in the French Revolution

adjective relating to or characteristic of the sans culottes

• The sans culottes were a radical group of Parisian working-class citizens during the French Revolution.
• I saw a guy at the party wearing a sans culotte and thought it was a bold fashion statement.
• She's totally a sans culotte when it comes to following the rules.
• His speech was like a sans culotte, rebellious and unconventional.